"But what you need to keep in mind is that each class can choose only five events."
Kamio Tatsuya listened attentively to Itagami's explanation. Although he'd seen a rough draft beforehand, the specifics still depended on what Itagami said.
If anything had changed and Kamio Tatsuya hadn't heard about it, that would cause a misunderstanding.
Kamio Tatsuya wasn't about to make such a basic mistake.
"You have quite a lot of freedom when choosing events. However, even with that freedom, you can't just do whatever you want. There are several rules for deciding on events.
"For example, the rules for an event must be fair and easy to understand. Written exams, shogi, races, and soccer are all acceptable.
"But if you choose some obscure competition or game that most people don't know about, where no one but the proposer has a chance of winning, it'll be rejected.
"So after you submit an event, the school will judge whether it's appropriate and decide whether to adopt it.
"The deadline is next Monday. The five events chosen by each class, along with their rules, will be finalized and announced then. The actual exam will take place two weeks from now, and all the events must be completed that day."
"As for the events themselves..." Itagami paused, then looked at Ishizaki. "Ishizaki, what are you good at?"
"Huh? What am I good at?"
Ishizaki scratched his head, looking puzzled.
"Hahaha, do you really have to think about it? Ishizaki's obviously good at fighting."
Seeing Ishizaki's baffled expression, his good friend Komiy teased him without mercy.
"Hey! You damn bastard, Komiy! You're no different!"
"No, I'm actually pretty good at basketball. Oh, and running, too." Komiy grinned at Ishizaki.
"Damn it."
But Itagami didn't object to the events Komiy suggested. Instead, he used fighting